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Serilitun - Solijects, are ilow• EXHIBITING, tinder the initile!liate Pittroluige of leis Itoyal Higinieo the ['rinse Regettt,•at. N 0.125, I.L-N1 isearCariton-Hoiisr, every ih,y from Ten till Five. CH.IS. SNIABT,:...Set.• FOR ',1:1-1E .ti avy:C:lllre, 1.8.15, 1 8 17.. O'FFI . CEIS and CO M -2111SSI(LVERS 6f HIS majEsTrs N 4 Pr do 4 erehy give Notice-, that, on fredmesday, Me 4-tl2 of Marde Next, at Oite o'Cltick, the.; will be, rear& to treat with such , P ersons as snag be willing to Contract Jro , sqpplginor his 21 fain'tti'sYa 7 . .d at Deptford with WHITE FLOCK BEDS 'mod PILLOWS. • TO-NIORRQW, ' , .. (BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT) ) HE riotterV Offices will be litoo , t oitep ,utitii . Twelve o'Clock at Night, as the Drawims-begin's on WEDNESDAY MORNING. The First-drawn Price will have 5,i)001. ipor.7. Ten Capitals will be drawn isi the first ten Minutes... The First-drawn Blink will bare Four Pipes of Port. About Forty Capitals will be drawn. Abotit 5,000 Tickets will be &vitt, AIOCK CON VL I,ISCERS. MR. EDITOR,-1 congratulate you and the Pub ' tic on the alarm Woich my Papers, on 'the subject of these gentry, has given to the respectable and re galar body olAttornies and Solicitors in the Metro-. polls. To strengthen their 'praiseworthy cause, I would prepare their friends in Parliament with art answer to the , expected question—" %VHu AND WHAT Is A CONVEYANCER ?" 1 have said . iskall know only Ouse desliriptions : first, the true one, a CONVEYANCER AT LAW; second, a Conveyancer in thiecinkr ; and third, a Conveyancer in Juggling.: The first only is to be regarded and protected:. lie is a Lawyer in a direct line from Sir GEoFFRY . CALMER, Sir Oni.AND . () BEIDGI4 AN, a BOOTH„Et., FILMER, a iiitsatEs, a FEARNE, &c. &c. &c. who arc no more ; and if I could say it wjthout stew tog flattery, a BUTLER, a HARGRAVE, aSMITH,, a SUGbEN, a SAUNOERS,&C. &C. litc.who are living. These were, and are, all LawYERS ; all in the Pro-• and well and sufficiently grounded ; haw• in k ; none for their clients hut regular bred Attor• nies and Solicitors. • ~ • . WATERLOO sußsuarpTioN oFncE, 801 , CORNIfiLi. - •• .. 24th Fehrum, 1818. • AT a MEETING. for DISTRIBUTION, held . . .This Day t • • ! , JOHN WRAY, Esq. in the Chair, , , . • . The Committee baying rx•oeireti a List,nE the Noting 6 t the Su6sctil)ers to the Demerary Sutscription, auiuuntin to 39051. I. 9d., • , E•exolved, • . ; That the saute•be published k. s. d. Patlers of the :Beds and Pillows . , and at Form of the . fre nder,Naybe,seen at 'this Office. NoTender will be received otter One o'Cicek,, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, 44, ;les s the party, o r an dent for him, attends. Every Tenler must be'recompanied by a Letter addressed 10 the Navy lloard, and sigard bY' two rrspen.TiLk Persons, "gaging to become bound with the Person tend. .ring, in t4c, 4474 Of 1,0001. for:,t(te due performanco of thc.goNtiiki• ON E tiN F. IIAY L. 19 10 0 noy gmn 1 .30,000 I-1 7 0 may g a i n , L. 1,874 MISR the Contractor, who sold, in the very Lust Lotterv, THREE PRIZES OF TWEN'IY THOUSANEZ POUNDS! And various ottiCr Capithls, ALI, IN SHARES, in Thirty dif , ftrent Towns in the Country.. In the last Lottery, that contained. Three Prizes of 30,000 i. ._. BISH Sold their Att!l! Who has now a Selection-of Ntilel3o , s in every Thousand fqr Pt r4haiivrttft choose • , • ALL THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOrSAND POITNDS In this Lottery, at BISH's, No. 4, Cornhill, ur No. 9, Char-- . ing-th oss. o the Daily Papers. fli.tExcellencyMajos .(ietteral Murray 105 0 0 Hit Honour ,TheOphi ht3 50 0 0 His Honour Charles Bagto 39 0 0 The Hon. V. A. Hey li,r'er • - 30 0 0 Mr. Gordon - 30 0 0 A. Friend to the IVa• : 'OS - Pi - MOP OR DNA,VCE, Feb. Ik, 1 8 18. TUE I'Wellt.4L OFFICERS of His MA- JES7'I"S ORDNANCE dis hereby iive Notice, 14 " Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-31a11, " Or 4 efore Ifredier'sday,,the 1.10 day ey7'Meirch next, from g ," Perions as may be' willing- to undertake the Supply of `°l -OUR§, BOTTLES, and other Articles, for Service o f . tßi 's be.Partsnent, for 'tt perioil'of three' Years, determinable 0./tr'r the Ealiiration of the first Year, 'upon Notice of three ‘ .4 ht/ts, at the option of ei.fh`cr. Party. 6aniples anti Specimens of the.. Articles may be viewed upon_ aP P Ii In at the principal Stooeheeper's Office in the Tower, °ad Farther p ar tk a it tr ,, together With: the Tereus and Con ditit>as of tree Contract,' may . be keeor , te'at the Secretary's gifice) frt./ 2 (111,1/(4a afieresaid, any Day bet Ween the hours e st Dees flea, Four o'Clock, where' the Proposals must be elivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Pr6posals for Colours, but no Proposal can be admitted after the said lith March, at T ir the o'Clewk at Noose of the Satith day, neither Tender bc stotive.d, unless the Party making it, of -4 1 ,;'ent 1U his behalf, shall ratesed. ' • --- . ' NEXT WEDNESDAY the STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING. • • THREE of 4.30,,un0 !--100.CAPITALS !! FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE, FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. TWELVE PIPhS of PORT in addition to the Scheme. (a WEBB, Si (wk. broker, N 4. 9, Cornbill, and ‘3ll —l7, 'Dub:ate-Street, entreats his Friends will con sider how many. Adrantages those ;Persons will "lose who do not buy before WEDNESDAY NEXT: . • FOR - - ' . • On WEDNESDAY {The First Prize will receive 5,0001. in • • addition. . The Holder of the .First Blank will On WEDNESDAY be presented with Four Pipes of Port { . • Wine. ' On WEDNESDAY T {en of the Capitals will be 'decided i n the first Ten Minutes. • • ' • About Forty of the Capitals will be On WEDNESDAY drawn, and perhaps the three 30,0001. Prizes. Those who intend to buy, should therefore buy iittickly— and if past Luck_ may be taketras , gin earnest of the future, " 9, CORN HILIi, and 17, LUDGATE-STREET, 'are recommended as the most probable places to obtain a 30,0001. Prize.—THREE of that amount having . been S.oldsiu Shares there, in the short space of Thirteen Months, viz. '. 3,349,.... in' 1 t shares,.... L:30;090 ' 8,539,.... in , 13 Shikr(4:;...., . L,30,00.0 .. - 13,690,.... in 12 Shares,.... L. 36,000 Besides man otters of 20,0001., 10.0001., &o. &c.. *** Orders by Post most particularly attended to; and all Business in the Funds faithfully executed by time Public's obe dient Servant, G. WEBB, Stock. Broker. terloo Subscription 9 3 4 The lion. J.Waddell 30' .0 () A. Mills, Esq'. . 52 10 0 Collection at Saint George's Church 109 5 10 Ditto at Theatre 288 11 3 'L. Cuwing, ,Esq. 80 0 His Honour G. liazot 50 .0.0 13011.Jat.Johnstone 30 0.0 Mr. Stockman. 15 0 0 Mr. S. O. Nurse • 5.10 0 Sir. It titherfOril *: 20 0 0 The Hon. J. %Wilson 20 0' 0 R. Watson, ESq. . 30 • o.o' Mr. J Jones . 30 .0 0 Mr. C.,Eilmonstone 30 0 0 Sir. J. W. Ilobbs' 20 0 0 Mr. J. C. &mules 50 '0 0 T. Mt wburn :30 0.0 A. Grant, Esq. .30 0 0 .Mr. C. Siinson SO 0 0 Mr, i.. 11.nruthorne 10 0.0 Mr. Wrii. Lucas 10 0 0 Mr. Wm. MacCulloch 5 5 0 Mi. Win. Austin 20 '0 0 Mr..). Kingston 20 0 0 Mr. W. B. Panje 11 00' Messrs. D. Catnpell and Co. Messrs. J. Strathie fly Ortler'ofthe,Thiani, R. IL CIZE - 17, Secretary. 5 5 0 FRAUD PREVENTED. e EAST INDIA. HOUSE, February 28, 181 b. nursnance of the 6tji Section , t; of the 7th Chapter o f t h e. BYE LA WS of the ITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad -44g to the EAST INDIES, it is ordained, That a LIST shalt be !published thirty days before the Annual Election of 'Directors,. containing ; the Names of such Proprietors, qualified agreeable to Law, as shall sig .iiify writing to the SeCretary th e i r d es i re of becoming " Canditlittea for the Direction, Ihir ' ty:two days before such Annual Election." „ . — The h ere , (itDiTtEerbit of the said COMPANY do °Y give notice, in order that the Proprietors may con form to the said Bee Law, that the ensuing ELECTION of D IRECTOItSrof the said COMPANY, for Four Years; is ."poiated for the Bth APRIL NEXT, and that snch List will published,thirty days befor e the said Election, as the tj '"'t -nientioned Bye Law directs. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. . . IVICTUALLING -OFFICE, February 17, 1318. kilt • JAMES AOLlnrcii, of _South Brent, the Count y of Devon', Botcher, wio on the Mfg *becember last, entered into a Contract with the Cummis :;'wers for Vi c tU a llin g la Majesty's Nary for the st' ipply of t•SI-1 BEEF to his Majesty's Ships and . Vessels at Ply from the Ist of January" to the 3tst of December, .... 81 % 'havi ng f a il e d i n t he p erformance of it. ' the said Con:- 14issioners do herebv give Notice, that on TU(SDAY, the 44 01 March next, thee will be ready to receive Tenders in u'g (seated up); and treat with such persons as will un -7'144 to supply w hat e v er FRESH BEEF may be required ior for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at that Putt, the remainder of the. present year;—to be paid fur by Payable without interest Sixty Days after date. it;ha `~ecretarys Th e Conditi ons o f t h e C ontract may b e seen by applying at ; or by lling ac *hilj r egatd will he Persod r l ijt fr~+t be insetted n lnotb:anfeo:C‘r;ooo-tritrthue' (ht inlOse's; :ern iscel°is 11ettcn'eulteClidh'el attendsalf, . t l lock on the ioinido er in which tn:' 11a.gi'rtiehahutle:oelPos::1:viillabec'reeyer. ~ Q ~ dN of March Person who ' called for e . by taweil render must also be accompanied by a Letter signed t he P 4 !) t esponsible Persons engaging to become hound with Perfur - L t t tend 0 o erin in the Penal Sum' of 10001. f u r th e due -44 c f the g Cositract: SALE OV GOODS, AT 'FIDE LONDON COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS; O MINCING-LANE, r WEDNESDAY the 4th, and THURS tei s, eIY DAY the sth March, 1818. rixt a Nine 'fur Ten &Clock , the following GOODS, .' Shins. . ' I' Skins. • 3 7,760 Raccoon, -- 1 ' 9,9'20 Otter, 9,500 Mink, I . , %qoo Swan, . , 6 ,700 Fox, 1 5, , 40 Bear, i 8,89 Q C at, 8;400 Fisher, . 3 , 1 00 Wolf, 850 Wolverin. ... i , 72,300 M arten, 1 , 4 , 1;' ° be s een to the tkwe of Sair, at.the Brokers' Warehouses, • " t e•Catalo g ue s inay I,e had; and Of - ROW, ROW, GOAD, and REECE, Brokers. C- T ON ON THE ,VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS • CONSEQUENCES. . ___. • , • This Day Was published, A New Edition', price 53 :illustrated with Cases, ' A, e PRA cri CA L. 'llt EATI SE on the Pli. EVEN- Itil,ii: 'NON and CURE of the . VENEREAL DISEASE, ex 'lis;'"g the Character, Syruplonis, and Treatment .of the ~t)k.(Se% ininiediately or remotely connected with it; conta'ai :4 , s errations ois . Gleet,'. Stricture, - ,ducal DiSchlirge . z4, t he -I,,i'f tint Caustic and Crop non Bougie, Cutatieuus,,Ei‘up \[lt .„, nuaginary VenereaiDiseases, I)einlity general or Iccal; 1 4,', 'henry of Generation, &c. &c. ; coin prisi u.; an eLnuentaty . l tr, r , k. for Students, and a Guide to the gencral.Reader ; • ni pt,-th,etrtsivisde,,,::teli select Prescriptions al'Plielbie to each di T kiwi By T. M. CATON,' Surgeon`, Li t I \ o . 10, Stanhope -street, Newcastir-street, Stran) ; • 1 1 ,, 4 f the UnitedHoSpitals of St. Thninas's iuul Guy's, ,th\,:nted' for Messrs. Slirrwoo l l • and Co. VO, Paternoster arsd Sou, 174, Flce . .t-.ltrixt; and W. Neely, ` 4)ll llArd-strecti Londvu. • This Day was published, price 6s. 6d. PETE. PAM PH LETEER, No. XXII. con tai tring 1. A Letter on the Abuses existing in Newgate. .By the Hon. H. G. Bennett, M.P. 2. Three betters on the Game Laws. By a Country Gentle man (partly Original.) 3. A Letter en the Pour Lawe. By T. P. Courtenay, Esq. M.P. (Original.) 4. 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Gibson 3 '3 0 Mr. Wan; Hale 3 3 0 Mr. C De Weever 41 3 0 A) r.. 1. 3.13,1'101 ler 25 '0 0 Mr, J. ir. C. Behrendt 10 0 ' Mr. C. A.V. Grovestins 5 • 43 0 Mr. P. Looren , 3 13- 4 • Mr. J. C. Latftrs 3.13 4 2d Batt. flOth Regt. 31 0 0 Sir. 11. Buchanan 10 • 0 0 Mr. J. Searles 10 0 0 Mr. William Burgess 10 0 0 Mr. Willimn Potts 10 6,0 Mr. Hardier 10 0 0 Mr. J. Mathuen 7 7 0 Mr. J. Fullarttin so 0 0 Lieut.-Col. J. SP Garel3o 0 0 Mr. P. A. Cameron 3 13 4 Mr. E. Van den Bergh 3 0 0 Mr. W. ti assee 3 0 0 Mr, Roger Hunter 915 Mr. T.. Landry 9 .15 0 Mr. D. : Cameron 1 16 8 Sir. Wm. Odwin - 25 0 0 Mr. George ROse 20 0 0 Sir, John Simson 20 0 0 M. Sutton, Esq. . 15 0 . 0 D. C-. Martini 15 0 0 Mr. G. Forrester 10 10 0 Mr, J. M'Farqubar 10 0 0 Mr. S. R. Nurse • 10 0 0 Mr. J. A. Laloge 10 0 0 M r . is- King id 0 0 Lient.-Col. De Veer 52 40 0 Mr. C. Vincent 30 0 0 Mr. N. Flugenholtz 20 0 0 Mr. A. Barivey 90 0 0 • Mr. A. E. Luthers 10 0 0 Mr. B. Teyssen 10 0 0 Mr. 3. Shoeinaker 5 0 0 Mr. A. Netts : 4ller 5 '0 0 o.lr. H. Joechcms 5 00 • Mr. C. Muller . 4 U U Mr. J. Appleton 10 0 0 Mr. J.'Austin 30 0 0 Mr. William Brumell 10 10 0 Sir. P. M. Lagan 10 1.0 0 Mr..l. W. Cox 5 1U 0 S 1 r. W. 111‘Phersim 5 5 0 Mr. D. 19‘Culloch 5 5 0 • ' Mr. S. B. Cox 2 2 0 Sir. Alexander Fraser 2 2 0 mr..J. Pearson 2 9 0 Mr. S. Cameron 2 2 0 Mr. L. Shanks 2 2 0 Mr. T. APCulloch 3 13 4 Mk. J. Ceurrola k t 5 0 0 Mr. J. De itooy 5 0 0 Mr. C. e. Meyer. 5 0 0 N I% Wm. Heal 5 9 0 Mr. J. H. Luyken • 10 0 0 Mr. J. Dawson 3 3 0 Mr. C. Van Baerle 20 0 0 Air. J. Whitehead 5 0 0 Mr. Henry Rose 5. 5 0 Mr. D. M‘Donald . 5 0.0 Mr. Colin Sinison . 5 0 0 Mt. J. M‘Dottald Cl 0 0 Mr. R. SPLachlan 5 0 0 Mr. J. Vank Du Crocq 10 0 6 Mr. J. Hedges 3 3 0 Mr. S. Massialt 5 0 0 Mr. J. Watson' , 1 16 8 Mr..). Meertens 30 0 0 Mr. W.• Schlott 10 0 0 .Mr C. 1-I.'CaMbell • 5 5 .j) Mr. H. D. Obermuller 5 0 0 Mr. L. Orbman 5 0 0 Mr. .1. De Bidder 5 0 0 Mr. .1. G. Reid 20 0 0 Mr..l. Griffith 10 0 0 Messrs. J. 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Fraser - 10 10 0 Mr. C. Wildav 10 10 0 Mr.' J. Appleton 'lO 0 0 Mr. W. C. Tonge 1') 10 0 Mr. D. Dunkin 18 '6 8 Mr. G. M. Fvrrester a 5 0 Hon. C. Bean • 30 0 0 Lieut.-Col. Brandt • 15 - 0 0 kir. E. L. Christiani 5 10-0 Mr. James Dunlop- 4 0 1 0• . 30 0 0 Mr. Carmichael 5 5 0 E. G. S. Gravesande 10 '0 0 George Fleischman 19 0 0 H. Van Coot en 1•5 0 1-1. B. Fraser, Esq. 10 oOk Mr. .T. Don - 20 0 0 Mr. T. Cid !wry . 50 0' 0 Mr. B. Ht,bhatinek . 10 0 0 Mr. C. Moody • . • 5 0 Mr. A. Brown 5 0 0 Mr. J. M 4 Farlane • .2 10 0 Mr..l. Travers 2 10 0 :kb.. John Lam!)ert 2 10" 0 1,1" . r. F. Strunkay ,10 0 0 40 00' 20 00 10 0 0 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 8905 14 9 V..WELSFORD) Secretary.' exclude fropi this merited desCription, all men. '(and women too) who can fill up a blank printed bond a blank warrant of Attorney ; a blank printed common lease ; or can scratch out a mu tual agreement. This was the business of Scri. ! yellers, who ofithi did more harm than good. I also exclude all pretenders, at present in vogue, t‘ho . , by . means of a .Clause in a Modern Stamp Act, which imposes a duty on the legally authorized practicers, hive crept into their avocations, like base *edit) intermixed with pure, without one piality,,except cunning, whereby they steal into one•Ol'our four Law Societies, for the manifeit purpose of imposition ; under cover, like Asses; Of 'dignified Conveyancers, knowing no more of the business they assume than Coat.tins, who ate f;irer characters, while they do nut go I.) . quilti their iostz e cl44„,tairt-• !.)tto! 7-- speaking - With . tbis wattuth ; because 1 have seen, too often, the trash of mock Conreyancas, is more fit to line hair trunks than to appear mt . parchment, and. which Would 'disgrace the Office of a Conveyancer at Law—uitam horecm muds accipe. Something must be done to prevent such doings, or Blacksibiths will 'turn Surgeons, Old Women Apothecaries, and Hackney Writers set up for Lawyers. Empyrics and , Upstarts in the several professions have reigned too long, and Impostors should he beat down or no longer' will Law be honoured, or Lawyers respected. The , road to fraud will widen, and i b noratice prevail over learning. I, therefore, wish success to the Peti tion; the subject whereof, though not so ampli fied as could be wished, deserves attention, and its prayer compliance ; but care must be taken that-the intended Bill do not go too far, the chief object being to shut the door of. the Four inns of Court against all persons bet those who are in tended for the Bar, and to be open to none for the purpose• of gaining an authority from the Benchers to procure Certificates at the Stamp Office, to practice as Mock Conveyancers, or, in other words, to impose ou the Public, lead them into error, pick their pockets, and fill their own.. AN OLD BARRISTER. To counteract the ina y attempts that are (My wade to.impose on the: unwary a S.purious_Composition notterol of the GENWINE BL ‘CKING orep ,red by DAY wid MARTIN, they have aduptcd a new Label, in which their Signature and Address 97, High liolhorn, • is so conspicuously plated in the centre of the:ll,ab'cli that they trust an attention to this, and the dilferermc of the r ye, which is -unlike. all Letter-press., wAic at t. , n tice to - ered tile Imposition. - - The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and Sold whole sale by DAY and NIARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United King dom, in Bottles at Rd sod and Is. (id. each. PUBLICATIONS. . . This Day were published, In R vols. Bro. price 31. as. in hoards, the Fifth Edition of TrHE MI •CELLANEOUS WORKS o f 1 . 0- Eli SNIO [LETT; M.D. with Meirioirs. of his • Life and Writings, and an Appendix of Original Letters... By ROBEItt ANDERSON, M.D. • Printed for Doig, Stirling, and Slade; Pt ter, Hill, and Co. and .John Fairbairn, Editibuigh ; W. Otridge, Baldwin, •Cra doa, and Joy, It. Seholey, G. Cowie and Co. It. Fenner, B. Reynolds, and W. H. Reid, London; Wilson ainiSouS, York' ; and Johnston and Deas, Dublin. This Day was pobliOied, The Second Edition, in Two thick Volumes Qetaro (closely printed, and illustrated with nine Plate's by Lowry, &c.), price IL I is. ad. board's, • , . YSTEIVIATIC EDUCATION;. or, Elemen tary Instruction in the carious Departments uf Litera ture and Science, with Practical Rules fur studying each Branch of useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. SHF.PIIERD,_theRec. J.".IOYCE, and the Rev. LANT CARPENTER, LL.D. The Authors of this Work Mast had it in view to offer such elementary Instruction as may afford a good preparative for future reading, to point out the best sources of farther in formation, and to compress, within a narrow compaEs, a great fund of important knowledge, which could only be obtained by the perusal of a multitude of voluMes. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. OLD BAILEY. iday the Sessions ended, - when sentence 2F death was passed on Robert Clayton, for stealing goods in a- dwelling-hotise ; Chas. Barkley Prin;; la for a like offence ; Robert ,Bishop, for housebreak ing ; Michael Keere, for burglary ; Wm. Dickens. for a similar offence ;, James Ram, for stealing in a dwelling-house; John Ward and flartiet Skelton, for forzery; George Alathews and 'rhos. Cope,for stealing in a dwelling-house ; 'John Dogherty, for burg l lary ; Morris Ready and. James Gossip, for stealing goods in' a divellinvbouk ;. and John Matthews, for sheep•stealing. Seven were ordered to be tiansprirted for life ; thirty-five for seven years. Seveo 'Were Ordered to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for London ; thirtyafourin the [louse of Correction 'at 'Clerkenwell.; . and seven in Netegate, for Va rious periods. Two to be pub!iely and four 'pri vately whipped.' Three were fined Is. each, and discharged ; twelve judguirelits were respit e( ' ; an d el e ven were discharged ,by proclamation. Sessions adjourned to the Ist April next. On Saturday, at t welve, o'clock, several men qnil boys were publicly and privately wbipped, is Usual at the conclusion of the Sessions: Two underwent the punishment of four dOzen-li.shea publicly, and ,lour the same number privately, when one MIS ordered to be discharged,• and the rent to be confined in Newgate fur a limited time.